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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 04, 1961

Page

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Pearson to attend Liberal nomination in The Pas

The Churchill Federal Liberal Association plans a nomination convention in The Pas on November 1 with Liberal Leader Lester B. Pearson as main speaker. He will fly in from Winnipeg, speak in the afternoon, then depart for Winnipeg. Two candidates from Flin Flon, including F. L. "Bud" Jobin, may seek the Churchill nomination.

Churchill Federal Liberal Association Pas Lester B. Pearson Pearson Winnipeg Douglas Campbell Manitoba Manitoba Liberal Party Guy Hall Federal Association Pas Liberal Group the Herald Flin Flon Churchill F. L Bud" Jobin Industry and Commerce

Elk's Provincial Convention to be Held in The Pas

The Pas hosts the 1962 B P O Elks Provincial Convention with over 100 delegates. It marks the Golden Anniversary of the BPO Elks in Canada and coincides with celebrations across Northern Manitoba. Adam Deminick was elected Manitoba Elk's Association president at Virden and serves as Canada grand historian.

Pas B. P.O. Elk’s Benevolent Protective Order of Elk’s Canada Manitoba Pas Lodge Virden Adam Deminick Manitoba Elk’s Association

Hi way opening set for 1962

Officials anticipate the Saskatchewan portion of the road linking The Pas and Hudson Bay in Saskatchewan may open late next spring or early summer. The chamber was told the official opening could occur if all goes well, after they proposed a 1962 date this year.

Pas Hudson Bay Saskatchwan Chamber of Commerce Saskatchewan

Liquor Hearing Date Set After Remand for 10 The Pas Defendants

Ten persons charged with illegal liquor sale around The Pas are remanded for hearing on Oct 18. They appeared before Magistrate Neil Macph ee and pleaded not guilty. Represented by Bill Martin, one defendant received a two month suspended sentence. The lawyer called her a Treaty Indian and not a bootlegger, noting she was at another defendant’s home.

Pas Neil Macphee Bill Martin Whitaker

Bill’s last run and liquor sales charged

An eleventh person Doreen Constant pleaded guilty to illegal sale of liquor. She received a $200 fine plus $5.50 in costs or 30 days in default. Her lawyer Fleet Whitaker noted she had no

Doreen Constant Fleet Whitaker

Mayoralty Race Set For October Municipal Election

The Herald reports a mayoral contest will occur at the upcoming municipal election on October 20 with candidates Mayor Harry Trager seeking re election Bert Hayes former councillor through 1960 also running Audrey Batchelor to seek re election while Paul Fee and Fred Premachuk retire from civic politics Three council seats are open Audrey Batchelor confirms bid while Fee and Premachuk step away Charlie Chartier rumored as a possible mayoral candidate with no definite plan announced.

Harry Trager Bert Hayes The Herald Hayes Audrey Batchelor Paul Fee Fred Premachuk Fee Premachuk Charlie Chartier the Herald Charlie

Thanksgiving Day Observed With Long Weekend

The Pas Herald notes Monday October 9 is Thanksgiving Day and a national holiday. Advertisers are urged to have cogs in the office this Saturday to accommodate the holiday schedule.

Pas Herald

Refinery Work Underway at The Pas Canada

The Pas Herald reports heavy equipment for the Kodiak Refinery and crackling plant will arrive by week’s end. Bohna Littwin is general contractor and survey work continues. John G. Johnson has joined as General Manager arriving from Dawson Creek. 50 staff with peak 150 workers expected over three months at a total cost around 4.5 million.

The Pas Pas Herald Bohna Littwin John G. Johnson Johnson Dawson Creek Com-Er Johnson

Evening classes eyed by school board with grant support

Local teachers in cooperation with the School Board and a Department of Education grant seek to start adult evening classes by October. Courses include typewriter basics for credit and a range of academic subjects. Principal N. S. Thorns originated the idea to help citizens complete missed high school grades.

Department of Education N. S. Thorns

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Elk's Convention Murray McKenzie Bill Wisin Neserri Isis Obed Lak Bill Nesbitt Canadian National Railways Railway Bert McKee Mrs. Nesbitt Irving Allen
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